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What happens if liquid gets into the extractor?

You are cooking pasta and the water boils over! Do you wonder what would happen if it ran into your BORA cooktop extractor?

Don’t worry, it’s not a problem! Depending on the system, up to 300 ml of liquid can collect in the cooktop extractor, from where it can be easily wiped away. Even if more liquid than this gets into the extractor, it will not damage the electronics as the air flow does not pass through them. With our BORA X Pure, BORA Pure and BORA Basic ranges, the extractors can even hold up to three litres of liquid. The housing base can be removed for simple cleaning.

Are you an advocate of seeing is believing?

In our video, BORA chef Iva shows how perfectly prepared our cooktop extractor systems are for the daily “oopses” and “ohs” in the kitchen.

Ask the BORA chefLoss of space due to cooktop extractor?

Want to surprise your guests with an elaborate and particularly tasty dish? Don’t worry, our BORA X Pure, BORA Pure and BORA Basic systems all offer more than enough space.

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Ask the BORA chefMould and damp in recirculating air

Our cooker hoods effectively extract cooking fumes. In a normal living environment and with professional installation, there is no risk of condensation or mould.

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The evolution of BORA cooktop extractor systems

A brief history of the evolution of our BORA cooktop extractor systems.

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Modular or compact system?

With the modular and compact BORA cooktop extractor systems, unlimited freedom in kitchen design and planning is guaranteed. But what are the differences between the two systems?

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